New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-05-17
pendtures Of all branches Of the Government subse
duently NJ Peletan the report TO the Chamber
Premier Goblet requested prompt discussion, and IL
was fixed for tomorrow.
MIR. OBRIEN FEARS NO RIOT.
T WOULD GIVE THE IRISH CAUSE A LIFT.
WHAT HE THINKS OF THE THREATS OF THE TO-
pONTO ORANGFMFN

WHAT HE THINKS OF THE THREATS OF THE TO-
RoNTo ORANGEMEN.
MONTREAL, May 16.-The orangemen, at least that
section of the order which threatens on the Editor
Of United Ireland have put their foot in IT, This is the
verdict of their friends while the Catholics who have
nothing to do with the matter satisfied to look
and laugh The Orange meeting at Toronto Saturday
furnishes opportunity for more angry comment on their
conduct by their supporters than any yet made
by their bttsTest opponents. To-day everybody here
is talking of what is likely to at Toronto when
OBren gets there. Speaking Of the Orange meeting Mr.
OBren full Of glanes said it the best thing that
could have happened.
"Why" said he, with Lord Lansdowne now II Is n
case Of save me from my friends Haven't the Orange
men got him and his into the very stew that
the bgoted little Tory Charles f. Lewis got the Govern
men into the other day. in relation to the charges OF The
London Times which he insisted should be summoned to
the bar OF the House of Commons and who 20 his aston
shment and to the CONSERVATION of the Government
who united in vctoing the motion, found the proposed
action supported by the whole force OF the Irish party
Personally l am delighted at their most extravagant
utterances and personally fearless. predicted
that Professor Goodwin Smith would at last find his
level which prediction is fulfilled see he was one OF
the most blatant speakers at the Orange meeting II
any differences existed among the Nationalists OF
Toronto the publication Of Archbishop Crokes letter has
swept away and caused them all to unite as one man.
SAID Associated Press representative to-day that
he had lived during thirty years in Toronto about 40 per
cent of whose population Catholics slightly larger
proportion than in Belfast Ireland, and that the only
thing approaching serious riot he remembered was
when ODonOvan Rosa attempted to lecture years
ago. "There are two clements" he said strong
enough determined enough and opposed enough to fight
but their interests mixed up that partyism though
not forgotten is remembered only lessen the profits
rather than crack the skulls of their opponents"
His opinion OF Kingston is different. There II IL
18th OF July celebration" said he all the year round,
and viii Lansdowne trouble TO save himself from
his friends there again"
The army of New-York newspaper men who are with
Mr. OBren have increased by representatives from
the Chicago papers and they all so thoroughly pre-
pared for riot In that they will be disappointed
service in the famous battle grounds in Belfast-I The
Brick Fields" sandy Row. and shank Hill Road -
and their blood curing tales of harhrcadth escapes
from Orange battaons induce the belief that when the
Toronto depot reached Prepare to receive cavalry
will be the order passed along II the Orangemen mean
to make attack the reading of an address al the depot
and the public meeting which will he held In the open
air will furnish two opportunities. Then bricks and
bullets.
OBrien yesterday that although opposed himself to M
OBrien, the fact that the Orange resolutions meant
nothing and that the moment the Orngcmen saw he was
would collapse The presence OF Ernest Deroscr lead
Paricks Hall and his stirring anti Tansdowne speech
the promise Of La Justice TO supply French aid TO defend
public feeling prove beyond question that II any serius
attempt at disturbance takes place but especially II
hair OF Mr.. o. Brens head be injured, blaze viii bc
lighted from end OF the Dominion 10 the other In
comparison with which the Rie excitement wac tame.
In OF his utcrances far has Mr.. OBrieu said
a word about Lord LansdOwnc as Governor General. lie
only dwet upon and repeated the story OF the Lugga
eyicOns and far voice has been heard on
any side disproving the statement, except Canon
Dumoulir's, and all he says Is that O'Bricn is an
audaciOus liar. Mr. OIjrcn says riot NJ this time
would give such tremendous lift 90 the Irish cause
orally that he fears II will not take place MT OBficn
started for Toronto at O'Clock tonight